Showing posts with label eliminate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eliminate. Show all posts

Saturday, April 30, 2016

8 tips to find your purpose in life

8 Tips to find your Purpose in life 

I know many of us often ask "How do I find my Life purpose?”

So I tracked down Sally Forrest, Managing Director of SoulCentre to find out some answers.

Sally always encourages those she meets to "Have the courage to follow your heart"
I took time out and met up with Sally to ask her “ How do we actually find our passion and purpose in life?”


Sally gave us some great tips:

1) Never get too busy that life just takes over and you have no time to stop and plan what you want from life.
2) Know yourself - the best way to do this is to meditate!
3) Stop doing things that deplete you .
4) Do not engage in toxic relationships or hang out with negative people. 
5) Plan in “me” time.
6) Do new things - try something different and remain childlike and playful as you pass through life.
7) Really live each day! Participate fully and with awareness.
8) Simplify life - by living a simpler life, you are happier and have more time for you!

"You know once you find your passion as it is a deep driving desire that is burning within you. It leaves you on a natural high and you simply want to follow it" said Sally.

It sounds great, so I am going to go and look for mine now ..........

Thursday, October 29, 2015

Start to gain control of your life...

As we race through our day, multitasking as we go, adding on-to our never ending "to-do list", it sometimes feels too much, and is simply overwhelming. If you ever feel like this then take a few minutes now to read these tips. Apply one or two and already you are on the road to change.


Tips to help your day become stress free:

  1. Take time to be alone on a regular basis, to listen to your heart, check your intentions; re-evaluate your goals and your activities.
  2. Simplify your life! Start eliminating the trivial things. Also – don’t major in minor things.
  3. Say ‘No’ in a firm but kind way when asked to do something you really don’t want to do.
  4. Exercise regularly! Stretching your body releases tension.
  5. Learn a variety of relaxation techniques and practice at least one regularly.
  6. When you find yourself angry in situations, ask yourself, “What can I learn from this?” Anyone or anything that can make you angry is showing you how you allow yourself be controlled by expectations of how someone or something should be. When we accept others, ourselves and situations for what they are, we become more effective in influencing them to change in the way that we’d like them to.
  7. If your schedule is busy, prioritize your activities and do the most important ones first.
  8. Take frequent relaxation breaks.
  9. Organize your life to include time for fun, spontaneity, and open spaces. Set a realistic schedule allowing some transition time between activities. Eliminate unnecessary commitments.
  10. Smile and laugh more.
  11. Learn to delegate responsibility.
  12. Welcome change as an opportunity and challenge to learn and grow.